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Funding for projects in the book industry
Canada Book Fund Support for Organizations — Not-for-Profit
Get a contribution of up to $2 million for a book industry project related to marketing, digital technology, professional-development and more.
Money
- Maximum: $2,000,000
- Non-repayable
Funding limits
This program will cover a maximum of 100% of eligible costs.
How it works
Application deadlines
- April 30 – for projects starting between September 1 and March 31
- October 31 – for projects starting between April 1 and August 31
When an application deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday, it is extended to the following working day.
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Funding for periodical publishers
Canada Periodical Fund — Aid to Publishers
Financial assistance of up to $1.5 million for Canadian print magazines, non-daily newspapers and digital periodicals.
Money
- Maximum: $1.5 million
- Non-repayable
- Stacking: You can combine money from this program with money from other government programs up to a total of 75%.
You
- Have a publishing firm that meets all of the following requirements:
- Be a private-sector entity, which includes corporations, not-for-profit organizations, partnerships and sole proprietorships
- Be majority owned and controlled by Canadians
- Have its principal place of business in Canada
- Have published one or more eligible periodicals at the application deadline
Note: You can apply for funding through the Aid to Publishers’ three subcomponents:
- Magazine
- Digital Periodical
- Community Newspaper (non-daily)
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Funding for innovation in periodical publishing
Canada Periodical Fund – Business Innovation
Financial assistance of up to $500,000 or 75% of the total eligible project-related cost, whichever is less, for business innovation projects. For start-up projects, you can get funds up to 50% of total eligible project-related costs to a maximum of $10,000 per project.
Status
Not currently accepting applications
How it works
- Note that the Business Innovation component is a competitive process, and demand may be greater than the available funding.
- You can submit only one application to Business Innovation per periodical, per government fiscal year.
When an application deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday, it is extended to the following working day.
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Funding for projects in the book industry
Canada Book Fund Support for Organizations — For-Profit
Contributions of up to $1.5 million for marketing, technology and professional development projects in the book publishing, distribution, marketing, wholesale or retail sectors representing Canadian authors.
Status
Accepting applications
Money
Maximum: $1,500,000
Non-repayable
Funding limits
This program will cover a maximum of 75% of eligible costs.
Stacking: You can combine money from this program with money from other government programs up to a total of 75%.
How it works
Application deadlines
- April 30 – for projects starting between September 1 and March 31
- October 31 – for projects starting between April 1 and August 31
When an application deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday, it is extended to the following working day.
Visit the program website
Funding for supply-managed sectors facilities improvements
Supply Management Processing Investment Fund
Receive cost-sharing funding for your for-profit organization in the supply-managed sectors to invest in your processing facilities to improve productivity and/or efficiency through the acquisition of new automated equipment and technology.
Status
Accepting applications
Money
Maximum: $10 million for dairy processors
Maximum: $5 million to all other eligible applicants listed
You
- Have a for-profit organization, operating as a/an:
- Dairy processor
- Poultry Primary processor (chicken and turkey)
- Poultry Further processor (chicken and turkey)
- Hatcherie (broiler, egg-type or turkey)
- Egg grader
- Egg processor
Use this to
- Automate an existing production process
- Improve an existing automated or robotic process
- Purchase a new production line
- Implement or improve an integrated management software
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